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      "id": 308127,
      "date": "2005-09-15",
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      "title": "Albania: Current Issues and U.S. Policy",
      "summary": "Some two months after Albania held parliamentary elections, a new government was sworn in\non\nSeptember 11, 2005. Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha, whose controversial term as President\nof Albania ended in 1997 amidst violent civil unrest, returned to power as the new Prime Minister\nand leads a center-right coalition government. Along with other states in the western Balkan region,\nAlbania seeks membership in NATO and the European Union, but its accession prospects are not\ncertain. This report may be updated as events warrant. A related CRS report is RL33012,\n Islamic\nTerrorism and the Balkans .",
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